“The sign says ‘tell me something I don’t know’. My class project is listening to what is on students’ minds. It can be hard opening up about feelings, but I want to hear what people are going through. Healing comes from talking through the pain.
I am a senior majoring in fine arts and sculpture at Mississippi State. I love making films, sculptures, and telling stories. Art is emotional. I want people to laugh, cry, or think when they look at something I create.”
Harley
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